Tony and Kim Outdoor Adventures

Day Trip Yandina – Eumundi, Sunshine Coast, Queenslan. Australia If you have a strong attachment to your boots and beanies, you’re probably in the wrong place. Even though this is technically our ‘coldest time of year’, our balmy days are still hot, hot, and hotter than most places around the world in the height of summer. We again headed north to The Sunshine Coast, which is home to some of Queensland's favourite events and festivals, from marathons and triathlons across the beautiful Sunshine Coast beaches to food and wine festivals, outdoor cinemas and more local markets than any other cities in the state.  This was our first time attending Yandina Plant & Produce Market, which boasts approximately 100+ stalls on an average market day, with close to half of those being plants, fruits and vegetables of one variety or another, renowned for being the largest plant market on the coast. We browsed through to find food, fresh produce, bric-a-brac, sec...

DAY TRIP TO SUNSHINE COAST MARKET, QUEENSLAND AUSTRALIA. The closest Brisbane gets to freezing point is the ice in our drinks – so raise ‘em high and celebrate crisp, clear days of winter sunshine. Up early we headed to The Sunshine Coast which offers plenty of weekend markets to wander through and it won’t take you long to realise why the Sunshine Coast ranks as one of the top ‘market’ destinations in Australia. You will find some great hidden treasures, fresh local produce, homemade treats, funky jewellery, handmade clothing and talented buskers who will add a memorable soundtrack to your day.  The Fisherman’s market provides a really good Sunday-vibe with good food and lots to see. Fishermans Road Markets have been operating and managed for the past 20 years by the Lions Club of Mooloolaba and by shopping at this market; you are also supporting many community projects. There can be up to 128 stalls offering a huge variety of items for sale including l...

Visit To Tabitha Lee Fashion Boutique, Redcliffe, Queensland. Australia   We love taking a shot road trip to the Redcliffe and Bayside Region. Located north of Brisbane CBD, this historical seaside village is the perfect destination if you want to escape the rush of inner Brisbane and relax at paradise by the sea. Loved by locals and day-trippers alike, these waterside suburbs prove that quiet and calm can indeed live side by side with top eateries, bustling community venues and institutional watering holes that keep you coming back for more. A lot of historical buildings can still be seen today   at this sleepy little seaside town that experiences constant makeovers. Redcliffe boasts beautiful weather all year round, and the local Clothing & Fashion Outlets have everything you need and want. The Redcliffe local businesses that are in the Clothing & Fashion category, along with footwear, have stores to cater to women, men, children, and babi...